The Crucible - Act 2

Front

What does John Proctor mean by saying "It's winter in here yet"?

Back

He implies that Elizabeth is being cold towards him.

Front

What test does Reverend Hale use to assess the Proctors' faith?

Back

He asks them to recite the Ten Commandments.

Front

What does John Proctor promise to get for Elizabeth if their crops are good?

Back

A heifer.

Front

Who begins to feel guilty about the trials due to the accusations of respected individuals?

Back

Reverend Hale.

Front

Why does John Proctor attend church less frequently?

Back

He believes Reverend Parris is more concerned with money than with God.

Front

What is the significance of the Ten Commandments in Act 2 of The Crucible?

Back

They serve as a test of the Proctors' faith and moral standing.

Front

How does John Proctor's relationship with Elizabeth evolve in Act 2?

Back

It reflects tension and emotional distance, symbolized by the metaphor of winter.

Front

What role does Reverend Hale play in Act 2?

Back

He is a minister who initially supports the trials but begins to question their morality.

Front

What does the heifer symbolize in John Proctor's promise to Elizabeth?

Back

It symbolizes hope and the desire for a better future.

Front

How does the theme of guilt manifest in Reverend Hale's character?

Back

He feels guilty for supporting the trials and the wrongful accusations.